Seam’s pretty good

When weld seams have to be durable but also practically invisible, automakers opt for laser brazing

Ramped-up robotics

Advancements have allowed robotics and laser technology to be used for precise welding and cutting

Hypertherm plasma technology gives a bridge fabricator the cut quality it needs to support the U.S. infrastructure

The ability to bridge gaps up to 1 mm wide allows laser welding to replace conventional welding

Trumpf unveils its TruLaser Robot 5020 to record-breaking Fabtech Atlanta attendance.

With IPG Photonics’ laser seam stepper, the benefits of resistance spot welding and laser welding come together.

For the production of electric car batteries, laser welding is becoming a manufacturing norm

With steel sheets weighing 20 tons and up to 200 mm thick, Fronius and Trumpf combine forces for a massive hybrid-laser-welding project

A major supplier of Coast Guard patrol boats utilizes Hypertherm equipment to produce quality ships

By: Mark Anderson, technical development manager, global solutions development, Comau LLC

To understand whether laser welding is right for a specific application, it’s key to ask the right questions